quiero

/ˈkjeɾo/, [ˈkje.ɾo]

i want, i want to, want


Verb quiero

  1. First-person singular (yo) present indicative form of querer.

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Examples
  • Es todo lo que quiero hacer.

    It is all I want to do.

  • No quiero carne.

    I don't want meat.

  • Quiero casarme con ella.

    I want to marry her.

  • Quiero mostrarte algo.

    I want to show you something.

  • Quiero anotar todo esto.

    I want to write all of this down.

  • Quiero que veas este video.

    I want you to watch this video.

  • Quiero que el mundo entero sepa que nos vamos a casar.

    I want the whole world to know that we're going to get married.

  • Y la arquitectura... en realidad no me interesa. Solo quiero un estudio cómodo y un dormitorio cómodo.

    The architecture... I don't really care about it. I just want a comfortable study and comfortable bedroom.

  • Quiero una corbata que vaya con este traje.

    I want a tie to go with this suit.

  • Quiero ser claro al respecto.

    I want to be clear about that.

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